Zoo Thai

I’ve only ever gotten take out. The inside looks nice and I hope to one day eat in. But for now I’ll settle for the take out. Their food has the best flavor compared to other places that claim to make pad Thai. There was one time the spice level was messed up on an order but I kept going back and it’s been fine since then.Dine in: YesOutdoor seating: NoTakeout: YesCurbside pickup: No

This place does it right. I ordered my food spicy 3 and got spicy food just like in thailand, my partner ordered not spicy 1 and got food not spicy. We both liked it. They brought us actual water to drink instead of a big glass of ice. The pork appetizer was amazing. Whoever setup this biz seems to have done it before because in my opinion all the staff seemed to be on the same page as far as what kind of company culture they’re going for here. Overall great experience.

Popped in for carry out and ordered a drink while I waited. Staff was friendly, the restaurant was bustling despite the weather, and the service was fast. I ordered a Whiskey Tango Thai iced tea was delicious, spring rolls, dumplings and pad Thai with tofu. The dumplings were delicious and I loved the pad Thai. Appreciated that the staff was knowledge about the level of space. Lots of veggies, extra saucy which I like and a generous portion. I watched other food come out and the soups looked amazing. Would recommend this spot.

Our first experience here was amazing! Loved the window seating, and the egg rolls were some of the best we’ve had. We ordered the pineapple fried rice and the beef noodle dish 3 level spicy, which is just right for us, and they were both delicious. We had enough leftovers for both of us for lunch the next day too, so they were healthy portions! Service was great. They were slammed, and we didn’t feel rushed at all. Will definitely be back!

The ingredients were not so fresh. The curry I ordered had rotten potatoes in it and the chicken in the pad Thai was a bit off as well. I’m pretty disappointed at the indifference of whoever cooked our meal tonight. I understand kitchens get busy, but it’s pretty obvious when food needs to be thrown away. I would not recommend eating here until they improve their standards. I dunno, maybe it’s different when you dine in as opposed to take out…

Delicious food, great atmosphere, generous portions. Had the khao soi and loved it. Partner had the panang curry and loved it too. Started with some dumplings. Good service.

It's great, their prawns are actually prawns, they don't skimp on sizes, and they do a good job with most of their dishes. They have legit sticky rice and yummy coconut sticky rice. I'd like to see their soups use straw mushrooms and fresh Thai chilis vs canned. It's as good as you can get in Montana and would be better than acceptable anywhere else.

Dropped by one cold and windy Wednesday night and found a welcoming seat at the bar. Which was good, because the rest of the tables were taken. This is clearly a very popular place well integrated into the local community -- the hostess and bartender and waitstaff knew a lot of the diners by name, and they all shared news with ease. I usually ask for recommendations -- otherwise I tend to order the same standbys -- and after cautioning me away from the spicy cashew noodles, the bartender directed me to the yellow curry with a local oatmeal stout to drink. Excellent choices -- some of the best Thai I've had in recent memory. I will return here soon!

Really good Pineapple Red Curry. Fresh vegetables and pineapple. Large slices of tender chicken when added chicken. I would say on the pricier side for curry but given the large portion and effort for freshness definitely worth it.

We’ve eaten here before and it was good, so I was excited to get takeout from Zoo Thai. Unfortunately the noodles we got lacked flavor and were really mushy. The curry was good but the rice was also super mushy. The veggies were precut frozen veggies that were over cooked. We were super disappointed by the quality and lack of flavor especially for the price! Don’t think we’ll be going back. Sad.